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     Evelina Green was born on 22 February 1817.¹ She married John Christie on 25 December 1833.¹
Evelina Green married Thomas E. Reed on 4 July 1844.¹

Evelina Green died on 1 March 1884 at age 67.¹
      ; FIRST HUSBAND JOHN CHRISTIE EVELINA LIVED AT ROSE TOWNSHIP, JEFFERSON CO. PA.¹

     Evens Green was born on 9 September 1876.¹

     Foster M. Green was born on 4 December 1832.¹
Foster M. Green died on 12 May 1834 at age 1.¹

     Frances May Green married an unknown person.¹
She was born on 12 November 1886.¹
      ; IS FANNY'S MOTHER ARAMINTA OR ROSE?¹

     Frances A. Green was born on 1 September 1879.¹

     Fred Montrose Green was born on 20 September 1881.¹

     Genenvia Green was born on 28 July 1887.¹

     George Miles Green was buried ; Photographer.¹ He was born on 31 July 1830.¹ He married Jennie Davidson on 15 October 1861.¹

George Miles Green died on 18 July 1895 at age 64.¹

     George Washington Green was born on 21 February 1859.¹
      ; TWIN OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GREE.¹

     Gertrude Green was born on 17 November 1874.¹

     Gladys Isabelle Green was born on 31 October 1883.¹

     Grace May Green was christened at Foxburg, Venango Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She was born on 18 November 1880.¹
Grace May Green died on 17 February 1928 at Foxburg, Venango Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 47.¹
      ; NEVER MARRIED.¹

     Ulysses Grant Green was born in September 1873.¹

     Hannah Green was born on 25 September 1769.¹
Hannah Green died on 28 May 1789 at East Caln Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 19.¹
      ; Note: I have a copy of the will from Chester County Archives, West Chester, PA. Chester County Wills III, page 313 Will of Hannah Green, E. Caln. April 2, 1789 Proved - May 28, 1789 Mother Mary Green Witnesses: Joseph Green, John Culbertson (Cleora Bolam's source notes on Hannah: File # 4029, Book 8, page 318.)¹

     Harry Green was christened at Elkton Cemetery, Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Julia Unknown.¹
Harry Green was born in February 1872 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Harry Green died in 1931 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
      ; HARRY WAS KILLED IN THE MINES. HIS WIFE LIVED ON THE GREEN FARM IN SOUTH KERSEY.¹

     Harry Foster Green was born on 22 February 1872.¹

     Henry Green was born on 3 March 1822.¹
Henry Green died on 18 December 1828 at age 6.¹

     Henry Wesley Green was born on 10 October 1877.¹

     Howard L. Green was born on 6 August 1884.¹
Howard L. Green died on 1 February 1887 at age 2.¹

     Ida May Green was christened at Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She was born on 4 May 1866 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She married Martin Johnson on 25 December 1894 at Ridgway, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1

Ida May Green died on 13 July 1904 at Dagus Mines, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 38.¹
      ; OTHER SOURCE SHOWS ELKTON CEMETERY (FROM NANCY BENTON) OR GRAVEYARD SCHOOLHOUSE.¹

     Ira Edwin Green was christened at Unionville, Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He was born on 1 August 1883 at Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married an unknown person on 18 March 1904.¹

Ira Edwin Green died on 9 May 1905 at Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 21.¹
      ; HUNG FOR MURDER CONFESSION OF IRA GREEN- I AM SON OF WILLIAM GREEN, WHO IS A SAWYER, AND MY PARENTS NOW LIVE AT GUM STUMP, IN BOGGS TOWNSHIP. WAS BORN IN ELK COUNTY THIS STATE, AND WAS 21 YEARS OLD LAST AUGUST. WHEN 8 YEARS OF AGE WE MOVED TO CENTRE COUNTY TO COOPERTOWN IN MARION TOWNSHIP. FROM THERE WE MOVED TO ZION, THEN TO MILESBURG, AND THEN TO WALLACE'S RUN IN BOGGS TWP. FOUR YEARS LATER WE WENT TO UNIONVILLE AND THEN BACK AGAIN TO WALLACE'S RUN. MARCH 18TH,1904, I WAS MARRIED TO MISS GORGIA BRUSS, OF TYRONE, AND ABOUT THREE MONTHS AGO A SON WAS BORN TO US. I WORKED FOR A TIME IN THE PAPER MILL AT TYRONE, I HAVE FOLLOWED FARMING AND WORKED AT STONE MASONING. I WENT TO SCHOOL VERY LITTLE, CAN READ SOME AND CAN WRITE MY NAME. NEVER WAS A MEMBER OF ANY CHURCH. AM TOLD HIS GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS A FULL BLOODED INDIAN, WHICH I THINK ACCOUNTS FOR MY STRAIGHT BLACK HAIR AND DARK EYES. (ON HIS MOTHERS SIDE) I NEVER HAD A THOUGHT OF KILLING THAT OLD MAN; NEVER WAS DISPOSED THAT WAY. I KNOW I WAS CONVICTED IN THE COURTS AND NO HOPE NOW REMAINS. I AM SORRY FOR WHAT I HAVE DONE. I BEAR NO ILL-WILL TOWARDS ANYONE AND AM READY TO ABIDE WITH THE SENTENCE OF THE COURT.(SIGNED IRA GREEN) WITNESS: JOHN TRAFFORD, H.W. SCHREFFLER, TURNKEY. BELLEFONTE JAIL, MAY 5, 1905 (source: Newspaper accounts from the Bellefonte Library.)¹

     Isaac Green was born on 26 June 1785.¹
      ; DIED YOUNG.¹

     Isaac Green was born on 24 March 1797 at Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Libengood on 9 September 1819 at Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1

Isaac Green died on 13 October 1846 at Blairsville, Indiana Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 49.¹
      ; ISAAC WAS THE FIRST CARPENTER TO WORK IN BLAIRSVILLE. HE BUILT THE FIRST LOG HOUSE IN BLAIRSVILLE, MARCH 1819. ISAAC, HUGH RICHARDS, JAMES RANKIN WERE THE FIRST OWNERS OF A FERRY IN 1819. THE STRAP HINGES FROM GREENE'S BACK DOOR ARE IN THE MUSEUM OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE BLAIRSVILLE AREA. (FROM PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING ISAAC GREENE'S GRAVE). BLAIRSVILLE WAS BOUGHT UP BY ANDREW BROWN, AND ISAAC GREEN WON A FREE LOT FOR BUILDING THE FIRST CABIN.¹

     Isaac Joseph Green was christened at Quaker Cemetery, East Caln Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He was born in 1735.¹ He married Mary Elizabeth Miles, daughter of James Miles and Hannah Pugh, on 20 May 1762 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^1,3

Isaac Joseph Green died in 1780 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^4,1
      ; Isaac Green is believed to be the son (or relative) of Thomas Green, from looking at the tavern record petitions. ------------------ NOTE- JAMES, JOSEPH, HANNAH, AND THOMAS GREEN all had Taverns in Centre Co. 1801-1817. (FROM CLEORA BOLAM) -------------------------- Chester County Wills, III, page 83 Will of Isaac Green, E. Caln. October 2 1779 - July 7 1780. Wife Mary. Son James. Son Joseph. Son Samuel. Daughter Hannah. Brother Joseph Green. -------------------------- Isaac Greens Will Chester Co. PA. Will , Bk. 6, page 452 In The name of God amen, I Isaac Green of East Caln Township in ChesterCounty & Province of Pennsylvannia being weak in body but of sound & perfect mindand memory, blessed be almighty God for the same, do make and publish this my lastwill & Testament in manner & form following /that is to say/ First I give and bequeathunto my beloved wife Mary Green her riding mare with her saddle & bridle and also the best bedand bedding thereto belonging. Together with one third part of my personal estateafter my daughter Hannah's Legacie and all debts being first paid. I do also give andbequeath unto my eldest son Jas. Green the clock with its case & a large brass kettle. I alsogive and bequeath unto my second son Joseph Green the sum of Ten Pounds to be paid to him by myson James Green out of the lands hereafter divised to him when he shall arrive tothe age of twenty one years & one year after my descease. I also give & bequeath unto myyoungest son Samuel Green the sum of One Hundred Pounds to be paid to him /or to hisuse/ by my said son James Green out of the lands herein after devised to him, inmanner following /that is to say/ Fifty Pounds part there of when my said son James shallarrive to the age of twenty two years and fifty pounds more the residue there of in twelvemonths more & one year after my decease. I also give & bequeath unto my Daughter HannahGreen the sum of Forty Pounds to be paid out of my personal estate & also one case ofcurled maple drawers to her use one year after my decease& unto her when she shallarrive to the age of eighteen years. I do further give & devise unto my said eldest son JamesGreen when he shall arrive to the age of twenty one years, his heirs and assigns allthat my vessuage or tenement situate lying & being in East Caln Township afores. c /Commonlyknown by the name of Green's Tavern / together with sixty acres of land theretobelonging, as the same is set forth in one deed to hold to him his heirs and assigns forever, hepaying unto his brothers Joseph Green & Samuel Green /for their use/ the several sumsor legacies in manner as above mentioned. I do also further give and devise to my secondson Joseph Green, when he shall arrive to the age of twenty one years, all that myother vessuage or tenement where I now live, together with thirty five acres of landthereto belonging as the same is contained in two deeds, to hold to him his Heirs and assignsforever. I do also further give & bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary, the profits andissues of all my house & lands, tenements & c. During the minority of either son oruntil the same comes to him or them as before given & divised, in order to enable her toschool, cloath & bring up my said children if she should so long continue awidow and no longer, but the same to be rented out if she should sooner marry, for the usesaforesaid of educating & bringing up of my said children. And further it is my will &I do order & direct that if any of my children above mentioned & named should dieduring their minority or before the time directed for them to receive their shares insuch case the same shall be divided in manner following, that is to say the daughter half asmuch as a son & the sons equal, and further it is my will & I do herby order and directthat all moneys & legacies herein before or hereafter given shall be paid in gold or silveraccording to the present value & rate of the same. /That is to say/ half johannie's atthree pounds each & silver dollars at seven shillings & six pence and that all proceedings &appraisements hereafter to be made concerning my said estate be in gold or silveraccording to the above value. And as to all goods and chattles of what kind or nature soever, Igive and bequeath the same, to my sons & daughter a son to have two shares & the daughterone. And lastly I do hereby appoint my beloved wife Mary and my brother Joseph Green tobe executor & executors of this my last will & testament hereby revoking all formerwill by me made in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this second day ofOctober Ammo Dom 1779. Signed sealed published & declared by the above named Isaac Green to be Isaac Green his last will & testament in the presence of us who have hereto subscribed our names as witnesses in the presence of the testator Sarah Tucker Abigail Green James Webby vassuage - ? - VASSALAGE - a politically dependent territory. chattles - ? - CHATTELS - any piece of property exceptreal estate; as, a chattelmortgage ( a mortgage onpersonal property) &c ? - &c. - ? and others , and soforth Note: I wonder if Abigail who witnessed the Will of Isaac, was the daughter of Isaac's Uncle Abel? Abel also has a dau. Who is Sarah Tucker? Isaac's Uncle Abel also has a dau. Sarah, but I show her wed to Caleb Smedley. Abigail Green and Sarah Tucker also show up on the Estate inventory list as payee's. ----------------------------------------------- Settlement of Isaac's Estate 'The accounts of Mary Green exectrise of the Last Will and Testement of Isaac Green late of Township of Caln in the County of ChesterDeceased.' 'Settled and filed January 28th 1795' Mary Green Persons paid: Also mentioned: Sarah Tucker (any relation?) 'by an insolvent bond on Isaac Miles' Robert Lockart 'by two insolvent notes on Thomas Green' William Long Continental 'by Hanna's Legacy by will' George Harrisson James Reed Richard Umsted Nathan Danlary? William Mills David Jinkins Thomas Stalker Henery Hannah Samuel Culbertson Wm Johnston John Hughs Samuel Pickens Jonathen Roberts Jese Evans John Mansley Abigail Green Henry Lewis Benjamin Jones John Hager ------------------------------ Footnote: Isaac's mother can't be Susanna Cloud, if she died before 1721. What is the source for Isaac's birth date of 1735? ----------------------------------- ITEM #49782 October 17, 1771 The Pennsylvania Gazette East Caln, Chester County, October 12, 1771. THE subscriber begs leave to inform the public in general, and his oldcustomers in particular, that he hath now in his nursery an excellentquantity of apple trees, fit for setting out this fall or next spring, ofa variety of sorts, such as vandevers, house apples, collets, Englishpearmains, English red streaks, pennock apples, Newtown pippins, ladyfingers, romanites, rombores, and divers other sorts of early fruits. Ithink I can venture to say it is the foremost nursery perhaps inPennsylvania, both for variety and quantity; I sell them on the spot forSix pence a tree, and if any person or persons take 500, will deliverthem at 40 miles distance at seven pence a tree; I have about 5000 fitfor setting, I prefer the new moon in November, December, March, andApril, to be very good seasons for moving, if the season permits. Anyperson that is not acquainted with me, or where I live, may enquire ofWarwick Miller, Esq; on Lancaster road; Isaac Green, or James Guthery, onLittle Conestogoe road; as I live between the aforesaid roads, in theaforesaid township. RICHARD BUFFINGTON.¹

     Isaac Green was born on 20 August 1771.¹
      ; Futhey & Cope notes show that an 'Isaac and Hannah Green' of Mount Pleasant, gave birth to Ruth, 1807 and Mary, 1808. (Could this be for this Isaac Green?)¹

     Isaac Newton Green was born on 23 February 1838.¹ He married Josephine S. Beatty on 31 December 1865.¹

      ; FARMER, SERVED IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION, EMIGRATED TO MINNESOTA IN 1880.¹

     Isaac Newton Green was born on 12 March 1872.¹

     James Green was christened at Ridge Cemetery, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1 He was born on 5 April 1764 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth White in 1785 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
James Green married Elizabeth Fisher on 25 August 1792.¹

James Green died on 5 March 1838 at Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 73.¹
     James Green lived at an unknown place ; William Schwartz, owner of James' Tavern Green Mansions Nursery, 1000 Horseshoe Pike Downingington PA.¹ His telephone number was 610-518-0101.¹

; Served during the America Revolution. Recorded in the PA archives 5th Series Vol 2, page 709 & 720: James Green, Private 1st Pennsylvania Regiment, Contential Line 1780. Note: I have D.A.R. papers on James --------------------- James Green Sources: Zimmerman Family Bible, Home of Rebecca Lines RD 3 DuBois, PA Lamborn Family Genealogy, Clearfield Library James sold land in Centre Co. PA. in 1808, 1813, and 1815. He aquired land from Sam Miles in 1803. ---------------------------- James Green Taxed- 1785 Chester Co. PA 1790 Brandywine Twp. Chester Co. PA 1802 Spring Twp., Chester Co. PA, 150 acres 1802 Spring Twp., Chester Co. PA, Tavernkeeper 1815 Spring Twp., Chester Co. PA 1818 James Green Gone --------------------------- 1817 James entered a 200 acre tract in Elk Co. PA Occupation: Shoemaker, & first postmaster of Kersey, sworn in by L. Morey 12 March 1828. James son John followed as Postmaster. Politics: Whig Party ---------------- James Green sold land to Jacob Kimmel (Chester Co. Courthouse, page 452) ? Grantor: Green, James ux al Grantee: Jacob Kemmel Date of IN: 1795 Date of Record: 1796 Book: N2 Page: 250 Indenture between James Green & Jacob Kimmell This indenture made the third day of April Ammo Domini one thousand sevenhundred and ninety five, Between James Green innkeeper, and Elizabeth his wife, and Mary Greenwidow, all of Brandywine Township, Chester County and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania of the onepart, & Jacob Kimmel of Heidleburg township, Dauphin County and commonwealth aforesaid, innkeeperof the other part, witness that the said James Green and Elizabeth his wife and Mary Green for andin consideration of the sum of one thousand two hundred pounds lawfull money of Pennsylvania to the saidJames Green and Mary Green in hand paid by the said Jacob Kimmel at or before the sealing anddelivery of these presents, the receipt which is hereby acknowledged, and thereof and of every part andparcel thereof, doth accquit and discharge foreever the said Jacob Kimmell his heirs and assigns by thesepresents have granted by, gained, sold, aliened, released , enscoffed,confirmed? and by these presents doth grant bargain ___ alien, release,enfeoff? and confirm unto the said ____ Kimmell, his heirs and assignsforever, all that the certain messuage house, barn, and sheds, of tractof land situate in Brandywine township aforesaid on Paxton Road boundedand described on ____ as follows to wit. Begining at a Post on the Southside of a road called Byers road, thence along the said road and land, ofnow or later of William Long, East one hundred and forty Perches & andhalf, to a stone the South side of a public road called Paxton road, thence along the said Paxton road South thirty degrees, East sixty fiveperches to a post, a corner of now or late of Robert Lockhose? land,thence by the same South eighty three degrees West, one hundred and fortyseven perches on a line of now or later Robert _ivens land, thence by thesame North twenty degrees West, twentynine perches to the place ofbeginning containing sixty acres of land be the same, more or less, itbeing the same tract of land & premises which Richard Hockley Esq. byindenture of the ninth day of February Dom. 1774 for the considerationtherin mentioned did grant and convey unto Isaac Green, father to thegrantor, his heirs and assigns forever ____, the said indenture dulyacknowledge, and intended to be more fully at large appear, and whereasthe said Isaac Green being so seiged and possessed in fee simple of, andin the said described tract of land & premises did having first made hislast will and testament in writing, bearing date the second day ofOctober Dom. 1779, wherein among other things therein contained, heinteralid did give and deivise unto his Eldest son James Green first partto these presents his heirs and assigns forever in fee? all that certainmessuage and tract of land above described and in the said will termed ,commonly called Greens Tavern to hold the same unto him the said JamesGreen first party to these presents his heirs and assigns forever subjectto Mary Green the widow and relect of the said Isaac Green desceased,dower and thirds in the same, and also subject to the payment of severallegacies unto Joseph Green and Samuel Green, as in and by the saiddesceased last will and testament duly aproved and remaining in theRegisters office at Chester, may appear and whereas the said James Greenhas well and faithfully paid of and discharged the several legacies inthe said will left to the said Joseph Green and Samuel Green asaforesaid, as appears by the several reciepts duly signed andacknowledged by the said Joseph Green & Samuel Green and which recieptsare also on record, may appear and whereas the said Mary Green widow andrelict of the said Isaac Green desceased, recieved this day fullsatisfaction for her dower and thirds in the hereby granted preimises of,and from the said James Green as is testifyed by said Mary Green signingthis indenture, and the said Mary Green is also willing and desirous thatthe said premisses above described should be confirmed unto the JacobKimmell his heirs & assigns forever in fee? Together with all andsingular, the houses, out houses ,edifices, and buildings there erected,and built profits, commodities, advantages, emoluments, hereditaments,and appurtenances whatsoever to the said described messuage and tract ofland belonging, or in any wise appertaining and the ____, remainers ___rents, issues ,and profits thereo, and also all the estate right, title,interest, property, claim,and demand whatsoever, of them the said JamesGreen and Elizabeth his wife & Mary Green in law or equity, or otherwisehowsoever of, into, or out of the said described messuage and tract ofland, and every part therof, together also with true co____ ? denees? andwritings touching or concerning the hereby granted premises or any partof parcel thereof, to be had and taken at the proper cost and charges inthe law of the said Jacob Kimmell his heirs and assigns, to have and tohold the said messuage and tract of land as the same as aboved described,and the premises herby granted, mentioned, or intended so to be with the appurtenances unto theaforesaid Jacob Kimmell his heirs and assigns forever under and subject to a proportionable part of the yearlyquitrent, if any, and payable for the same, to the chief lord or lords ofthe fee thereof forever, and to said James Green amd Elizabeth his wife &Mary Green, for themselves & their heirs, doth covenant, promise andgrant to, and with the said Jacob Kimmell his heirs and assigns, by thepresents that they the said James Green & Elizabeth his wife & Mary Greenamd theire heirs, the said described messuage and tract of land herbybargained & sold with the appurtneances unto the said Jacob Kimmel hisheirs and assigns, against them the said James Green and Elizabeth hiswife and Mary Green and thier heirs, & against all and every person orpersons whomsoever lawfully claiming the same or any part therof, by,from, or under him or them, or any or either of them, shall and willwarrant and forever defend by these presents. In witness wherof the saidparties to these presents have interchanged SA their hands, and sealdated the day and year first above written. James Green (seal) ElizabethGreen (seal) Sealed and dilivered in the presence of Jn wright, ChrisCarpenter, Received on the day of the date of the above indenture of theabove named Jacob Kimmel the sum of one thousand two hundred poundslawfull money in full, for the consideration money above mentioned, JamesGreen Mary Green witness present act, signing Jn Wright, Chris CarpenterChester County Js? on the third day of April Ammo Domino one thousandseven hundred and ninety five, before me the subscriber, one of thejudges of the court of quarter sessions, forsaid county personally came,the abovenamed James Green and Elizabeth his wife and Mary Green andacknowledged the above indenture to be their act & deed & desired thatthe same might be recorded according to law, the said Elizabeth being offull age and by me examined as the law described, the voluntarilyconsented thereunto, in witness hereof I have hereunto set my hand & sealthe day & year first before written James Moore (seal) Recorded Augt 19th 1796 ------------------------ Records may appear for James Green in the - CENTRE COUNTY LAND WARRANTEES, 1801-1891 (source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~GENHOME/clnf2k.htm) ----------------- A James Green was recommended for liscense (Tavern Keeper) in the August sessions, 1803, Bellefonte, Centre Co. PA Source: Nancy Benton ------------.¹

     James Green was born on 2 November 1791.¹
      ; DIED YOUNG.¹